The first big room is a
wonderfully imposing room storing arms and armor through the ages.
The ceiling is very
detailed in its pattern.
This chest is the type
that the keyhole in the front is fake and the real keyhole is hidden
on the top of the chest.
The Saracen shield,
Spanish helmets, Northern French chain mail and British two handed
sword are all intermingled nicely.
Even though the time
periods are mixed, there is symmetry to them.
This little outfit and
drum set belonged to one of the ancestors of the estate.
The Japanese swords are marvelous and I hope would tell a good story but the origin of how
they got is unknown to this humble person.
The fireplace is ornate
yet structured and flowing.
The ceiling has paintings
from Greek stories.
The nursery and children's bedroom.
The upstairs dining room
is a more intimate affair with a nice shade of green and elaborate
glass centrepiece of a deer.
A lockable aperitif
holder.
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